
Carol A. Wiley is a technical writer/editor (1990) turned massage therapist (1997) turned freelance writer (2003, part-time; 2009, full-time). The writing services Carol provides include but are not limited to:
- Website (including SEO) articles, blog posts, and e-books. She has written extensively in the areas of self care, wellness, health, and personal development.
- Ghostwritten articles for you to submit to print or online publications (or even a ghostwritten book).
- Newsletters (online and offline).
- Technical editing and rewriting of technical manuals.
Carol's massage background includes being a 1997 graduate of the massage therapy program at the Brian Utting School of Massage in Seattle, WA, and 12 years as a practicing massage therapist. She is also an independent distributor for Young Living Essential Oils.
Her other interests include contact improvisation dance, and she is a founding organizer (in 1994) of the Seattle Festival of Dance Improvisation, and the non-profit Dance Art Group (in 2002), which produces the festival and other dance-related workshops/events.
Carol's background also includes 16+ years of martial arts trainining, mostly in Aikido and Tae Kwon Do, and she is the editor of two published anthologies of essays: Women in the Martial Arts and Martial Arts Teachers on Teaching.
"We're all a mighty oak in the making, and it's all right to be a little nutty as long as we also hold our ground!"
"The purpose of dancing--and of life--is to enjoy every moment and step, regardless of where we are when the music ends."
- Wayne Dyer (Inspiration: Your Ultimate Calling)
"Our state of health and happiness depends more upon our perception of life events around us than upon the events themselves."
- Christiane Northrup, MD (The Wisdom of Menopause)
"Any fool can criticize, condemn, and complain -- and most do."
- Dale Carnegie
For information about Carol' freelance writing services, visit www.boldvisionsllc.com. Carol also provides lots of free information about massage therapy and related health and wellness topics on her Web site at Massage Therapy Information and her aromatherapy blog. You can buy massage supplies and products at Massage Store Online or Young Living essential oils at www.qualityessentialoils.com.